Drayton September, 20X8 20X7, £000s. Required: 30 September, 20X8. 20X8 20X7 £ £ Inventories 750 630 Trade receivable
Posted: Thu May 26, 2022 8:25 am
Drayton
September,
20X8
20X7,
£000s.
Required:
30 September, 20X8.
20X8
20X7
£
£
Inventories
750
630
Trade receivables
6,800
7,140
Trade payables
2,500
2,100
Depreciation charged in the year
995
746
Profit before tax (after interest) for the year
17,200
11,180
(Complete the necessary drop downs and answer boxes. If there
are any deducted amounts, put a minus sign before
the number.)
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Part 1
First, fill in the heading for the statement of cash
flows (even though you are only completing the first part of
the statement).
Part 2
Next, enter the relevant profit before tax (after
interest) figure.
Cash flows from operating activities
Part 3
Next, adjust the profit before tax (after interest) for
the effect that depreciation has on cash flows.
Profit before tax (after interest) for the year ended 30
September, 20X8
as above
Part 4
Next, show the adjustments to cash flows from operating
activities resulting from changes in the levels
of inventories, trade receivables and trade payables in the
year. (List deductions first,
then additions.)
Profit before tax (after interest) for the
year
as above
Add Depreciation
as above
Part 5
Finally, calculate the total cash generated from
operations.
Cash generated from operations
September,
20X8
20X7,
£000s.
Required:
30 September, 20X8.
20X8
20X7
£
£
Inventories
750
630
Trade receivables
6,800
7,140
Trade payables
2,500
2,100
Depreciation charged in the year
995
746
Profit before tax (after interest) for the year
17,200
11,180
(Complete the necessary drop downs and answer boxes. If there
are any deducted amounts, put a minus sign before
the number.)
Question content area bottom
Part 1
First, fill in the heading for the statement of cash
flows (even though you are only completing the first part of
the statement).
Part 2
Next, enter the relevant profit before tax (after
interest) figure.
Cash flows from operating activities
Part 3
Next, adjust the profit before tax (after interest) for
the effect that depreciation has on cash flows.
Profit before tax (after interest) for the year ended 30
September, 20X8
as above
Part 4
Next, show the adjustments to cash flows from operating
activities resulting from changes in the levels
of inventories, trade receivables and trade payables in the
year. (List deductions first,
then additions.)
Profit before tax (after interest) for the
year
as above
Add Depreciation
as above
Part 5
Finally, calculate the total cash generated from
operations.
Cash generated from operations